OS"'
jt7lT0B iJTD rHOFKIXTOK.
RirnOKS, POSTAGE PAID.
CO0 Si onths, S 1 SO ; Thr.e
l. 11 15 : One month, 50 6enU.
.rwT Will -
. oris centaper week.
U"T1lr,0,randlibertl
tSSbieriberf will pleaaereport any and
VLto reaeire their papera regularly.
IROVN & RODDICK
fIncy goods
AND
j.S. Corner. Market & Second
Streets
Trf DESIRE TO CALL the attention
JJI.generUpabli.toaJobLotof
INDIES' AND GENTS'
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
PDBE LlNKS;COLLAR8 5s.
PORK LIS EX 00FF8 10c
A'0 7 2M LF THEIR VALVE 1
V, are "J reaMtl-g NEW GOODS
gniabl for the Ho;i J y tr a J, puch aa
TBYS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GU88:WARE, QRHAMEMTS,
' JAPANESE WARE,;VASES,
to, Ac, Ac , Ac.
We ald not possibly enumerate cw
ire it i too vaiiad. We would partitu-
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to fro w a call "and look ct our stock.
Homo to go to Ne:r fork. Cas do better
for joa. Call erly and make your selection.
Wihatiil'o oa hand the largest stock of
Mtb of iicw York, and are offering them
at oH prices. '
Wtiire a great many Special Lota thstwe
ire offdri? awkj below market prices.
BROWN & RODDICK,
I E Corner of Market and Second Btreetr.
Carpets!
rpHB LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
Mate, a4 oor price ar lower than any.
Tvi pay just for the an cunt of Carpet on
joar floor.
BSOWS & EODDICS,
45 Market St
cetSO
To &3y Friends and
Customers-
M NOW DAILY
'Uireciivi
jiving my Fall atook
Boots and Shocs?
- Coc8liting of ail the'-.
IiATEST -STYXiSS I
Mj put stock and my sucoeM speak for
tatmaalvea, and I only aa a continuance o
yoar fTora to liberally bee'ewed on me
& Please Call and Examine my tj
57"Stock as regards QuaHtyn
and Prices ! H
trouble to t how goods.
Will be pleated to see you one and all.
Beepectfully,
Ce, ROSE WT HAL,
32 Market Street.
Oct 4
f IzU of the Rhnw CTase.
A Varied Assortment
(Y PATENT MEDICINES, SUCH AS
J Hall'o Honey of Horehound and Tar
Boschee's German Syrup ,x Green's August
5er, Valentine's Meat Juice, Indian
Wood Syrup, Pearl's White, Glycerine, &c.
An elegant Cigar for 5 cents, at
J. H. HARDIN'S, Apothecary,
tm New Market,
Physician's prescriptions a specialty,
oct 23
Steamer Passpoxt
y ILL RESUME ker reg-
trips to SmithvUIe aud the
lorU Jcae 30th, learing her Wharf, foot of
rk BtreeV.at 9.S02A.- M.
aUiT-lloa Master and AgenV
Vrffv
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, NC, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. ! 880. vr i. 215
LOCAL NEWS.
Net? Adyertisementi.
J ico. C Jakrs For S'ale or Rent.
Heixsberger -Musical Instruments
C W Yates Bricks Without Straw
And the heavens weep !
Wirdow Glass all sizes
Price's. i 1
at Alufier &
t
TLe newest, latest, bca
and cheapest
t
at RobejthaIj's.
Rice birds arbout played out. Nut .so
so wirh those .Scotch so!eiU Rosentl's
T ;y last for ever. . t
The old Plantation instrels will per
form at the Opera ITousc next, Tuesday
ereiiug. '
- Everyone who has once used Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup "invariably resorts to it in
subsequent attacks -of Co
ds, Coughs, etc.
Price 2d cents.
: It i3 currently reported on the strrets
that Mr. Canaday will contest Mr.
Shackelford's election. We wish him
jOy of his jobj He will haye to prove
away a big majority and we imagine the
developments Mr. .Shackelford will be
able to make will be, more1 than Canaday
will dare to face. 1 "
Ladies, the best fits and the easiest
shoes for the little ones are at Rosen
THAii's. j I t
. a . ;
Unmallablc ,
The following unmailable postal mat
ter remains in' the city postoffice;
Thos. J. Williamson, care A. J.
China; Miss Eliza L. Sampson, Raleigh,
N. C: Mrs. F. It. Cramer, Wading
River, Burlington 'Co.; Tune Atkirs,
Kelloe, care Henry Atkinsi
j postponed.
The case of C. H. Grant and Edward
McFarland, alias Pot Hooks, arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with , incit
inr a riot in ihe Fifth Ward and locked
np 'n. the Guard Ho! use, last night, was
coptinuod this morning until to-morrow
morning, at 9 o'clock, the defendants
in the meantime being released on bail.
Water street merchants"will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes, t
I Tho East Train.
We are sq -ry to hear now. according
to the street talk, that the proposed ! fast
mail schedule on the Atlantic Coast
Line is to be abandoned, after all, but
why we do not know. The Carolina
Contra! has been j waiting on ( the Wil
mington "&"VVeldori, and f this fast mail
is to be abandoned, it is probable that
the C. C. R.' R. will put on a fast night
i i i
train in a few days to connect here.night
and morning,' with the day train on the
W. & V. R. R. -
i i i
Dancing lessons given roe at Rosen
thal's Pcmp 6ole bolts and shoes for
tbe bsll room. " ,f
Row In the Fifth Ward.
. 'A -difficulty occurred in the Fifth
Ward yesterday afternoon, which at one
time threatened to be a very serious af.
fair. A man by,, the name of!' C. H.
Grant and a colored individual, common
ly knOjWn as Pot Hooks,, we hear were
the chief promoters and the-immediate
cause of the 'disturbance. Grant, who is
a white man, has figuredj quite conspicu"
oasly in our courts heretofore, and is re
garded as a very turbulent character.
Mayor Fishblate, vre, understand, of
tempted this man's arrest, when the fel"
low placed his hand' in the Mayor's col
lar and resistedthe arrest, but two po
licemen immediately seized the individ
Uil aud he was taken to the Guard
House. The negro boy, Pot Hjooks.'was
arrested for hurling a brick at Officer
EI ward" Griffith which narrowly missed
hitting that officer on the head. Both
parties were charged with inciting a riot,
and but for Mayor Fishblate's prompt
and decisive conduct at the time the re
suit might have been very serious. We
have heard that in an instant more
Mayor Fishblate would have shot Grant,
&3 he was in the act of drawing his pis
tol when the fellow, was seized and held
as a prisoner by the two policemen. The
crowd, of rioters, then attempted to rescue
th prisoner, when the Mayor ordered the
officers to use their clubs, which order
was obeyed and the" prisoners safely con
ducted to the Guard House where they
were locked up for the night.
1 -' 1 i
Mr. Nath'l Jacob! having been appoint"
ed agent for the Atlas -ilow, parties in
want of this pelaorated Plow can now
have their orders fi Ued at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front at.
DA
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Tbe Elections. j
i !
The following are the returns as far as
received to-day: "I
; NEW HANOVER. '
FIRST WARD.
Upper Division First Ward. Han
cock, 131; Garfield, 371; Weaver, 3G
Jarvis, 68; Buxton, 389. For Senator
D. G. Worth, Democrat, 88; H. E. Scott,
Republican, 349; G. E. Sheppard, Green
backer, 96. For the House of Repre
sentatives Walker Meares, Democrat,
90; A. A. Moseley, Democrat, , 90; W.
H.Waddell, Republican, 346; Jas. Wil
son, Republican, 346; J. J. Curtis,
Greenbacker, 78; J. A. Hewett, Green
backer, 76. Sheriff Manning, . 35G;
Watson, 149; Bagg, 23. Register J.
E. Sampson, 359; H. W. McLaarin, 28;
Hezekiah Reed, 89. Treasurer Hew
lett, 360; Fennell, 72; Bremer, 91.) Coro
n3r E. D. Hewlett, 360; William M.
Hays, 68; C. W. Avant, 88. Surveyor
R. McRae, 88.
I FIRST WARD LOWER DIVISION.
Jarvis, 54; Buxton, 480; -Cana-day,
464; Shackelford, 54;Kornegay, 16.
Bennett, '52; Gilmer, 52; . McLeant
466; Headen, 466. Scott, 474;
Worth, 51; Sheppard, 15. Meares,
51; Mosely, 51; Waddell, 473; Wjlson,
473; Curtis, 15; Holt, i 15. -Man
ning! 469; Bagg, 51; Watson, 23.
Sampson, 472; Reed, 18; McLaurin, 54.
Fenriell, 54; Hewlett, 473; Bremer,
17. - Hays, 53; Helwett, 473; Avant,
17. Dicksy, 49; Smith, 369. Cam
46. Democratic Electoral ticket
54; Republian Electoral ticket, 476;
Greenback Electoral ticket, 15. j
Public debt, 49 for, 2 against; Insane
Asylum, 276 against, 22 for.
SECOND WARD.
Hancock, 338; Garfield, 148; Weaver,
6. Jarvis, 320; Buxton, 150. Bennett,
330; Gilme.-, 330; Stevens, 147; McLean,
147. ( For amendment as to State debt,
285,t against, 1. Amendment in rela
tion to the insancc, etc., for 22, against,.
367.'-.. y
, Senators Worth;, Democrat, 328;
Scott, Republican, 147; Sheppard,
Greenbacker, 8. House of Representa"
tives Meares, Democrat, 326; Mosely,
Democrat 323; Waddell, Republican,
141; Wilson, Republican,, 141; Curtis,
Greenbacker, . 8; Holt, Greenbacker,
7; Cowan, Independent, 1. Treas
urer Fennell. Democrat, 327;
Hewlett. Republican, 146: Bremer'
Greenbacker, 11, Register of Deeds
McLaurin, 323; Sampson. 115; Reed, 7.
purveyor Brown, 1; McRae, 8. Coro
ner Avant, Greenbacker, 7; Hays,
Democrat, 317; Hewlett, Republican,
151. Sheriff Bagg, '826; Manning,
158; Watson, 32. Congress Shackel
ford, 324, Canaday, 158; Kornegay, 8.
THIRD WARD. f
Worth, 290; Scott, 161; Shepard 8.-
Meares, 292; Mosely, 290; WiIsod, 159;
Waddell, 157; Curtis, 6; Holt, 7. -Fennell,
1 283; Hewlett, 162; Bremer.
8. McLaurin, 283; Sampson, 164;
Reed, 6. McRae, 8. Hays,
284; Hewlett, 161; Avant, 17. Bagg,
264; Manning, 163;, Watson, 26
Shackelford, 288; Canaday, 168; Korne
gay, 5. - Jarvis, 300; Buxton, 163;
Robinson, 301; Barringer, 162.
Saunders, 299;N"orment, 162. -Hancock,
301; Garfield, 159.
FOURTH WARD. '
. H. E. Scott, 168; D. G. Worth, 271;
Geo. E. Seppard, 9. Wm. H.
Waddell, 169; James Wilson, 167; Wal
ker Meares, 269; Abner A, Mosely, 267;
Ed w. Kidder, 3; Don McRae, 3; John
A. Holt, 8; John J. Curtis,10. Elijah
Hewlett, 174; Owen Fennell, 264;1 John
M. Bremer, 13. -H. W. McLaurin,
272; J.E. Sampson, 163; Hezekiah Red,
12. Roderick McRae, 14
Hays, 257; Hewlett, 179; Avant, 12.
Manning, 170; Bagg, 239; Watson,
35.' Shackelford, 267; Canaday,
170; Kornegay, 10. Jarvis, 270;
Buxton, 173. Democratic Electoral
ticket, 274; Republican Electoral ticket;
171; Greenback, 9. -Bennett, 269;
Gilmer, 270; McLean; 168; Headen, 167.
4 Dicksy, 254; Smith', 97; Carr, 50.
J Public Debt, 253 -for, 1 against.
Insane Asylum, 11 for,1 364 against.
FIFTH WARD.
Worth, 137; Scott, 506 ; Sheppard,
45. Waddell, 50d; Yilson, 50o ;
Mosely, 154 ; Meares, 153 ; Curtis, ;47 ;
Holt, 45
-Hewlett, 541; Fennell,
1
127 Bremer, 53. Sampson, 503
McLaurin, 141; Reed, 44. Hewlett
576 ; Hays, 108 ; Avant, 38.
Manning, 606; Bagg, '109; Watson,
101. . Cannady, 512 ; Shackelford,
J ' ' ' ' ,T J " '
170 ; Kornegay, 42. -Jarvis, 179 ;
Buxton, 503 ; Robinson, 180 ; Barringer,
516. rDsmocratic Electoral Tiekjet,
183; Radical electoral ticket, 510 ;
Greenback electoral ticket, 33.
Bennett, 160 ; IMcLean 505; Gilmer,
160; Headen, 505. Smith, 358 ;
Dicksey, 157; Carr, 39. JPablic
debt, 120 for ; 2 against. Insane
a?y!um, 16 for; 537 against:
MASOXBOEO TOWXSIIir.
Manninjg, 36; Bagg, 7; Watsop, 60.
- - ISbackeJfoiiI, "35; Canaday, 48; Koi'-
negny, 13. Jarvis, 36; Buxton, 54.
Democratic Electoral ticket, 36;
Republican Electoral ticket, 50, Green
back Electoral ticket 11.
BRUNSWICK.
Smithville township has given from
21 to 29 Republican majority.
COLUMBUS.
A very full vote has been polled in
Columbus county and the Democratic
majority will be up to the mark. The
indications are that the Democratic ma
jority in that county will be at leaV. r..j ;
and some place it as high as 700.
HARNETT ToivNSIIIF.
Worth, 80; Shepherd, 70; Scott, 113
- Meares,' 79; Moseley, 79; Curtis, 69.
Holt, 69 ; Waddell, 113 - Wilson, 113.
-Fennell, 74 j Hewlett, 118 ; Bremer,
73. McLaurin, 74; Sampson, 112, ;
Reed, ,70. Hays, 73; Hewlett, 118;
Avant, 70. -Bagg, '62; Manning
114; Watson, 92. Shackelford, 86;
Canaday, 160; Kornegay, 25. Jar
vis, 75; Robinson, 82; Buxton, 173; Bar
ringer, 173;; Bennett, 79 ; McLean, 113;
Gilmer, 79; Headen, 113. Demo
cratic Electoral ticket, 84; Greenback,
29; Republican, 152; Insane Asylum,
23 for, 143 against: Public Debt, 74 for,
1 against.
List of Lekcrs.
The following is a list of tha Ulliis ;e
maining unclaimed in the City PostolC'CQ
Wednesday, Nov. 3rd:
A W M Anderson, S A Allen, Mary
Ashe, Elizabeth Artist. '
B Wesley Brown, Nelson Benton,
Jas S Betts, J H Brown, A D Brown,
Lucy A Beas'ey, Sarah Bryant, Susan
Brown, Nannie Bender, Lucinda Boon,
Delia Brown, A'eDa' Blossom.
. C Mary Cl apor, Mary Carpenter.
Virginia G Craig . W G Craig1", Geo Cotl
ton, J W Carman.
D Cloa Davis, 1 Addie Darrocott,
Frank Drew, George 1 Ds.vis, Carman
Davis. Luke Dixon. ,'
E J J Elys, Gabriel Everlyj
G Bennie Gay, Sarah E Grady.
H B D & C Heath. Rev Charles S
Hale, Chas W Howard, Chas II Hel
man, Thomas Hill, Frances Hargra re,
Emaline Hicks, Renyvar Howard, Isa
bella Henderson, Eliza Howard.
J Ben Jones, Jane Jones, J Jenkins.
K Eliza J Kelly, J H King. '
M M A McNair, Jno P 'Madden,
Sucky McRay, Martha Washburn, Kit-
tie Morris, Susanna Moore, BJ MciNere,
Fanr e McKeiver.
N -Jno Nev. o i.
P Powell & Edward, Harvey Per
kins, Jno D Porter, Robt Pickens, Wm
Powell.
R Cornelia Richardson, Dorcas Roof.
S Council Simmons, L R Stedham,
T B Smivh, W H Smith, Elsie Starkey,
Lucinda Shannon, Meada Stewart.
Ar Araey Watson, Martha Wortham,
Annie E Williams, Emma C Wesson, J
E Whitfield, Martha AfWilliams, Pris
cilla White, Rachael A Wade, Thomas
v llliams. I
i Persons calling for letters in above li
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C. I "
E. R. BRINK, T. M.
Wilmington, N. C, New IIan.-vcr
Countyi N. C.j
A Centennial Vote. 1 .
Mr. John D. Walker, Sr., of Whitc
villc township, Colambus County, who
was born in 1781, and i3 consequently 99
years of age, went to the polls yesterday
and voted, like a patriot, the straight
Democratic ticket. We doubt if there
was another 'instance in the United
States of a man voting at such an ad
vanced age.; Born during the Revolu
tionary war, and before the adoption of
the Constitution, he has lived to see the
little belt of thirteen colonies that bor
dered on the Atlantic coast etretch
westward until the continent has been
spanned and the Pacific has become our
western boundary.
i , : : .j"
See a woman on horseback in another
column, riding near Speer's Vineyards,
with a bunch of Grapes from which
Speer's Port Grape Wice is made, that is
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
ession for the nee of invalids weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Where is that erowd going ? To Ros
estiiai, to bay boots and shoes. f
NOHTH CAROLINA.
THE RETURNS COMK IN SLOWLY V
Cox and S:iackelfjrd Crrjaluiy Elect
J cd. ;
- Trands in the FiftlisUict.
(Sp c al to Daily Eerie w )
. Novu, 4 l.j t
The returaai-e coming in. slowly. Re
puted Democratic majorities are as fol
lows: Burke, 329; Chatham, 50oJ Bun
combe, 500; Cleveland 1 ,200; Lincoln, a
small majority; Wayne, 100; Franklin,
100. " '
T he vote is quite full. The State
ticket i3 undoubtedly elected by a good
majority, but there is nothing definite as
yet. Shackelford and Cox! arc cleeted.
The returns from Scales' district are
meagre,' but there are losses there, in
consequence of frauds. Wake probably
elects .Smedcs to the House, and gives
Buxton 300 majority. S. A. A.
LATEST NEWS.
the tmnn all but solid.
Probable Success of the Democrats
la California, Xcrada land New Jer
sey. ;
(Special to Daily Review.)
Washington, D. C, Nov. 33:30 p.' Hi.
Last night's dispatches are generally
confirmed to-day. 'A special from New
York at 12 o'clock to-day says that the
returns received , this morning show
that the Republicans have carried every
Northern State, but later dispatches in
dicate' the success of tho Democrats iu
California and Nevada, with New Jer
sey still in, doubt on the general ticket,
and the Legislature Republican.
i , Jacobu?.
The Third District.
The following is the vote of this, the
Third Congressional District, in 1876,
when Col. Waddell's majority over Can
aday was 1,728, Vance's 2,235 and Til
den's, 2,371. Wc give herewith the
vote for Congressmen, and by counties: .
Bladen Waddell, 1.356; Canaday, 1,
414.' 1 . 1 "" ; '
Brunswick--Waddcil, 994; Canaday,
i,o:2..
Oarlerc-t -Waddell, 1.109, Canaday,
711. " ' 'r .
Columbus Waddell, 1.412, Caoaday,
766. ' !
Cumberland Vv'addell, 2,185, Cana
day, 2,129. , ; I I
. Duplin4-Waddell, 2,144, Canaday
1,266. I
Harnett Waddell, 1,037, Canaday,
741.
Moore Waddell, 1,328, Canaday,
1,200. I ;
New Hanovcr-t-Waddcll, 1,554, Can
aday, 3,045. I
Onslow Waddell, 1,229; Canaday,
543. '
Pender Waddell, 1,151; Canaday,
1,264. 1
4 Sampson "Waddell. 2,025; Canaday
1,665
Hew Advertisements.
For Sale or Bent-
iSW-NO. 1 soTtVAisIa) St. Jamea'
Charch. Appl tt
air 3
j;;o. c. jiAMtB.
Just :KecelYed.
A-o!
oou'a. C',l ahJ e thea-, ad na hew
cheap yoi caa srai stylish riot, Velret or
Crase Jionnet lutle t nrd-r Anise );ds
of Hashing, Oo!lir, Oaft. iiet, Ac, wbi-h
will be sold at remarkably l-w pricea. Or
ders solicited for JJ a r h.. jr. Qall and fee
the Lata Styles.
iliS LOU. STUART,
Market at, bet 2d aad jd,
nbv 1 Next Wil. Dynij. EtaDl:ahmett
Bricks j Without Straw.
JJ Y A. W.4 TJ URU FU, Author of "foo:f
fcrraid," "Keaa-.'d Tbiaita". 1c.
i.
An elfgan: Ut of Chromos snd'FiBy
Framea aid jEaae.fi jse: rtcelred. Also Ph -
toraph Albuffifl, Fancy. B islets, Papelerier,
Ac , Ac., at
nor 1
Book Store
Cook Wanted.
GOOD COOK can hear of a titoaticn
by applying for larticalari st VAs office,
oct 18-tf
PL2ASG NOTICE. ..
wo will be lad to receive eomiaaaicati a
from our fries dj on aay aad all , tubeta o
general laterect but
Tie name of the'writer must alwayi b ft- 1
wished to tat Editor.
1 "
CoxamanleaUotjttiirtbe written: on orjy
oaedda of the paper. "
Fersoaaliaee xca oiI
And it la especially a partlcxdarly;ci: v
tood that the Editor ct cot alvayi erdorf a.
the riewa ot corresponds ta, ulera 10 i U d
in the editorial colaccc.
New Advertisements.
Still the Best, l
2Tounlaiii 2c ef !
At from, 5 cts to 10
? po.; pound,
T OUi-TAi LMS NEW MARKLT
XNSON, tii.u:. II!TZE.
v - - '" i ' ' .! -! ' '
TEOPLES BUTCHER COMPANV.
STALLS 5 to 10 NEW M AKiCLT '-.
uov 1 lw
Mew
NEW 00018'i "i
i .
BUT- M OLD GOGER !
-. :' I '
JAVLNO JU.ST HLTUil.VED FHOM the
Northern Marke Is, where I L a vo purchased
aFino geleotion of
Fancy and Staple
roc arses,
I take pleasure ia informing tie public
that I hava opened at
Nos. 11 and 13 Iorth Front Strcat,
one of th9 -Fineot Stock? f OHOI i E.
FAMILY 8UPPLIE3 ever offered ia Ue
city. ' , - ' :
"With pylite and atlentiye Cierkaj vfiUIce
Freah Goods of every variety, and the vary
lowest pric:s, I hopo to erpy ash-re cf tLe
public patronage.
&y Store bfiiajr neat and clean," tha ltCIes
are particularly invited to maiom inspec-"
tionofm entiro ftocV. 7h?y will alwija
receive a hearty tr-elcome.
Jno.' L Boatwr.2:hl?
nor 1 11 and 13, North Front Street.
mm
Mill
'--"Lie
Carpets, . . (; '
Griinib Cioth,
; v I Oil Ciotliv
WHITE MARSEILLE SPREADS,
Some real barairij.
Marseilles Crib Spreads a EdC rlan'; ts
Cloakings for Ladies and Children. ' '
Circular goods "for Ladies and Children "
And a complete line of Merino and all Wool
Underwear for Ladies, Gents and. Children.
gt,27 . Tt. M. McINTIKE.
Groceries,. &c.
Qnrv Rolls Cotton BAGGING, V j
9xXt L' 1, 2and!2 US
sno Bundics ew aua TiErfi
800 BaS5Ino -TwixE,
2QQQ BblsTLOUR, all grades,
400 Bxs Smokc(i and Dry Salt SId3
nht1s an'3 EbIs Ne 'ron Cuba;
ZUU and N O Molasses.
1200 Ke NAILs' 4t4
QQQ Bales IIOOP IROX,
Bas siiot
all sizes,
500 BAGS C0FFEE' zti
250 BbU SUG An' aU sr2'Ieg'
25 BXeS As50rtcd CAXDl",
" 25 Tubs ua'e Leal LAKD'
50 Boxes STARCii 1
125 Cascs LTE'
200 Bc)ie8fi0AP' ' 1
100 Boxcs TOBACCo
100 Boxcs and nlf Btls SXUFr'
200 GrossMATcnE?
Wrapping Paper, Twine, 8oda, Canille,
Buket?,4SePPer' Ginger, fiplce, WaUr
' For sale lowr bv
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